Bloks 2.3: a morning brief, watchers, meeting notes

The biggest release since Bloks 2: your agents report in every morning, react to the world, take your meeting notes, and get easier to reach.

A morning brief
Every morning (08:00 unless you choose another time) Bloks writes up what each agent did while you were away, what is waiting on you, and what it cost. Every line opens the conversation it came from, approvals can be answered right in it, and Play reads it as a round in which each agent says its own part in its own voice. It is written from what is already on your Mac, not by a model, so it is free and instant. How it works

Watchers
Point an agent at a folder, a web page or an RSS or Atom feed, and say what to do when it changes: "when an invoice lands here, file it", "tell me when this price drops". Folders are noticed within seconds, pages and feeds on a schedule; a watcher can rehearse on a copy first, and fires at most six times an hour. Or just ask an agent to keep an eye on something and it files the watcher itself. How it works

Meeting notes
Press the waveform beside an agent's name and it listens on your Mac: your microphone and, if you allow it, the other side of a Zoom, Meet or Teams call. Transcription is Apple's, on the device; nothing joins the call and nothing is recorded. When you stop, the agent writes the summary, decisions and action items, and hands an item to the agent it belongs to with one press. How it works

Agents that remember, and learn about you
Agents can search their own past conversations. They can also suggest short notes about you; nothing is added until you keep it in Memory, About you, and kept notes are shared by every agent, never with people you invite into a room. How it works

Email your agent (Bloks Cloud)
Each agent gets an address like scout.3f9a…@agents.bloks.dev. Forward it anything and it gets to work; its answer comes back as the reply. It can only reply to someone who wrote to it, and you can limit who may write. How it works

Engine scout
Settings, Engines shows how often each engine's work is kept, learned from what you undo, rewind or discard, and suggests a lighter model for an agent when it has been doing as well. How it works

Also

• Voices without a key: on a Mac, agents speak with the voices macOS ships with.
• Bloks as an MCP server: Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor can hand your agents work and see what is waiting on you (Settings, Apps shows what to paste). It cannot approve, delete or change settings.
• Add to Bloks: every team in the gallery at bloks.dev/teams opens straight into the app.
• Cloud computers sleep after 20 idle minutes (adjustable) and wake before the next turn that needs them.
• Fixed: while a backup engine was answering, approvals and interrupts could go to the agent's usual engine instead.